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Ended 07/30/17 6:15 AM GMT
Winner: tigger3
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1st place jerseygurl: Congratulations Tigs on taking first place in the contest - it was a good one!!!!!!!!!!
icedancer: I think this would make a wonderful entry - good luck
LynEve: I think this is perfect for the contest Sandi !.
questjester: Congratulations, Sandi! Woo hoo! 1st place bragging rights and free membership swag. Enjoy!
tigger3 received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place gr8fulted: Yes, I've been there many, many times. Not sure about the dirigible docking, but it was suppose to come down after 20 years. However, it worked so well for radio signals they left it up. Now, no one can image the city without it.
gr8fulted received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place
corngrowth: Pat, congratulations for your 3rd place in the 'Point Of View' contest.
Very well done, my friend!
Nikoneer: Looks like the river wall is as colorful as some of the buildings, covered with graffiti, even when it's painted out. The river channel appears to have been straightened out and controlled by turning it almost into a canal, over the many years that it's been "civilized", a common method of flood control. As wide as it is here the source must be a long way off.... so I looked for it. According to the atlas, the Arno runs over half the width of Italy, originating in the Tuscany mountains. I wonder what this view looks like at night with the windows lit and maybe boat lights on the water. Will be watching for more.
-Nik
4th place
rvdb: Congratulations on your win.
Rob
Dunstickin: Amazing artistry Frank!...I really do like the idea!...
Very good luck in the contest mate!
questjester: Wonderful and accurate presentation of an artist's point of view, Frank. I love the bee!
Good luck in the contest!!
5th place
Nikoneer: Definitely looks like a great place for a shutter bug to hang out. Marshes and swamps are a haven for a mess of species and subspecies, so are we going to be treated to submissions of birds, bugs and flora native to this area?
-Nik